Japan
Simulations of Blast Wave and Fireball Occurring due to Rupture oj High-Pressure Hydrogen Tank
Jun 2017
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In the present study pilot simulations of the phenomena of blast wave and fireball generated by the rupture of a high-pressure (35 MPa) hydrogen tank (volume 72 L) due to fire were carried out. The computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model includes the realizable k-ε model for turbulence and the eddy dissipation model coupled with the one-step chemical reaction mechanism for combustion. The simulation results were compared with experimen Read More
Experimental Study on the Effect of the Ignition Location on Vented Deflagration of Hydrogen-air Mixtures in Enclosure
Sep 2023
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No countermeasures exist for accidents that might occur in hydrogen-based facilities (leaks fires explosions etc.). In South Korea discussions are underway regarding measures to ensure safety from such accidents such as the construction of underground hydrogen storage tank facilities. However explosion vents with a minimum ventilation area are required in such facilities to minimize damage to buildings and other structures due to accidental explosions. Read More
Social Risk Approach for Assessing Public Safety of Large-scale Hydrogen Systems
Sep 2023
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Social risk is a comprehensive concept that considers not only internal/external physical risks but also risks (which are multiple varied and diverse) associated with social activity. It should be considered from diverse perspectives and requires a comprehensive evaluation framework that takes into account the synergistic impact of each element on others rather than evaluating each risk individually. Social risk assessment is an approach that is not limited Read More
Development of Electric Power Generator by Using Hydrogen
Nov 2023
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In this research we developed a hydrogen (H2 ) electric generator in an H2 generation system based on chemical reactions. In the experiment we tested the performance of the H2 electric generator and measured the amount of H2 generated. The maximum output was 700 W and the thermal efficiency was 18.2%. The theoretical value and measured value were almost the same and the maximum error was 4%.
Hydrogen Embrittlement Behaviors During SSRT Tests in Gaseous Hydrogen for Cold-word Type 316 Austenitic Stainless Steel and Iron-based Supperalloy A286 Used in Hydrogen Refueling Station
Feb 2024
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To consider an appropriate evaluation method for hydrogen compatibility slow strain rate tensile (SSRT) tests were conducted on high strength piping materials cold-worked type 316 austenitic stainless steel (SUS316CW) and iron-based superalloy A286 used in hydrogen stations for two years.SUS316CW used at room temperature in 82 MPa gaseous hydrogen contained 7.8 mass ppm hydrogen. The SSRT test of SUS316CW was conducted in nitroge Read More
Analysis of Hydrogen Value Chain Events: Implications for Hydrogen Refueling Stations’ Safety
Apr 2024
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Renewable hydrogen is emerging as the key to a sustainable energy transition with multiple applications and uses. In the field of transport in addition to fuel cell vehicles it is necessary to develop an extensive network of hydrogen refueling stations (hereafter HRSs). The characteristics and properties of hydrogen make ensuring the safe operation of these facilities a crucial element for their successful deployment and implementation. This paper shows the o Read More
Hydrogen Embrittlement as a Conspicuous Material Challenge - Comprehensive Review and Future Directions
May 2024
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Hydrogen is considered a clean and efficient energy carrier crucial for shapingthe net-zero future. Large-scale production transportation storage and use of greenhydrogen are expected to be undertaken in the coming decades. As the smallest element inthe universe however hydrogen can adsorb on diffuse into and interact with many metallicmaterials degrading their mechanical properties. This multifaceted phenomenon isgenerically categorized as hydr Read More
Solar-Driven Hydrogen Production: Recent Advances, Challenges, and Future Perspectives
Feb 2022
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Solar H2 production is considered as a potentially promising way to utilizesolar energy and tackle climate change stemming from the combustion of fossil fuels.Photocatalytic photoelectrochemical photovoltaic−electrochemical solar thermochem-ical photothermal catalytic and photobiological technologies are the most intensivelystudied routes for solar H2 production. In this Focus Review we provide a comprehensivereview of these technologies. After a Read More
The Current Status of Hydrogen Energy: An Overview
Sep 2023
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Hydrogen is the most environmentally friendly and cleanest fuel that has the potential to supply most of the world's energy in the future replacing the present fossil fuel-based energy infrastructure. Hydrogen is expected to solve the problem of energy shortages in the near future especially in complex geographical areas (hills arid plateaus etc.) and harsh climates (desert ice etc.). Thus in this report we present a current status of achievable hydrogen fuel bas Read More
Integrated Home Energy Management with Hybrid Backup Storage and Vehicle-to-Home Systems for Enhanced Resilience, Efficiency, and Energy Independence in Green Buildings
Sep 2024
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This study presents an innovative home energy management system (HEMS) that incorporates PV WTs and hybrid backup storage systems including a hydrogen storage system (HSS) a battery energy storage system (BESS) and electric vehicles (EVs) with vehicle-to-home (V2H) technology. The research conducted in Liaoning Province China evaluates the performance of the HEMS under various demand response (DR) scenarios aiming to enhance Read More
Economic and Environmental Analyses of an Integrated Power and Hydrogen Production Systems Based on Solar Thermal Energy
Aug 2024
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This study introduces a novel hybrid solar–biomass cogeneration power plant that efficiently produces heat electricity carbon dioxide and hydrogen using concentrated solar power and syngas from cotton stalk biomass. Detailed exergy-based thermodynamic economic and environmental analyses demonstrate that the optimized system achieves an exergy efficiency of 48.67% and an exergoeconomic factor of 80.65% and produces 51.5 MW of electricity Read More
The Effect of Carbon Taxonomy on Renewable Hydrogen Production: A Techno-economic and Environmental Assessment
Dec 2024
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From navigating the rainbow of colours to the lack of consensus in establishing a common taxonomy the labelling and definition of green or renewable hydrogen presents a growing challenge. In this context carbon taxonomy is understood through five critical aspects: carbon intensity temporal and geographical correlation additionality of renewable energy generation and different system boundaries in Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). This study Read More
Hydrogen Compression and Long-distance Transportation: Emerging Technologies and Applications in the Oil and Gas Industry - A Technical Review
Dec 2024
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As Europe transitions away from natural gas dependency and accelerates its adoption of renewable energy 12 green hydrogen has emerged as a key energy carrier for industrial and automotive applications. Similarly plans 13 to export hydrogen and ammonia from resource-rich regions like Australia and the Middle East to major importers 14 such as Japan and South Korea underline the global commitment to decarbonization. Central to these efforts is Read More
Temporally Detailed Modeling and Analysis of Global Net Zero Energy Systems Focussing on Variable Renewable Energy
Apr 2023
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This study newly develops a recursive-dynamic global energy model with an hourly temporal resolution for electricity and hydrogen balances aiming to assess the role of variable renewable energy (VRE) in a carbonneutral world. This model formulated as a large-scale linear programming model (with 500 million each of variables and constraints) calculates the energy supply for 100 regions by 2050. The detailed temporal reso lution enables the model to in Read More
Global Demand for Green Hydrogen-based Steel: Insights from 28 Scenarios
Jul 2024
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Growing expectations are being placed on green hydrogen-based steel for decarbonising the global steel industry. However the scale of the expected demand is dispersed across numerous case studies resulting in a fragmented picture. This study examines 28 existing scenarios to provide a cohesive view of future global demand. In the short term the demand for green hydrogen-based steel is expected to be limited constituting 2% of current total stee Read More
Power-to-X in Southern Iraq: Techno-economic Assessment of Solar-powered Hydrogen Electrolysis Combined with Carbon Capture and Storage for Sustainable Energy Solutions
Feb 2025
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This study investigates the techno-economic feasibility of a Power-to-X (PtX) system by integrating solarpowered hydrogen electrolysis with carbon capture and Fischer-Tropsch (FT) synthesis processes for e-fuel production in Basra Iraq. To this aim a comprehensive modeling framework is developed to cover the detailed simulation of E-fuel production along with the system cost analysis. The proposed PtX system is supposed to be located near the Hartha p Read More
Economic Performance of Combined Solid Oxide Fuel Cell System with Carbon Capture and Storage with Methanolation and Methanation by Green Hydrogen
Feb 2025
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In addition to the promotion of pumped storage and electricity storage batteries the minimum use of inexpensive thermal power generation for the regulation of power in Japan and other countries is being considered as a supply-demand stabilization device with the expected widespread introduction of renewable energy by 2050. Therefore this study analyzed the economics related to the introduction of solid oxide fuel cell combined cycle using li Read More
A Comparative Analysis of the Efficiency Coordination of Renewable Energy and Electric Vehicles in a Deregulated Smart Power System
Mar 2025
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Deregulation in the energy sector has transformed the power systems with significant use of competition innovation and sustainability. This paper outlines a comparative study of renewable energy sources with electric vehicles (RES-EV) integration in a deregulated smart power system to highlight the learning on system efficiency effectiveness viability and the environment. This study depicts the importance of solar and wind energy in reducing carbon emis Read More
Photocatalytic Water Splitting for Large-scale Solar-to-chemical Energy Conversion and Storage
Dec 2024
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Sunlight-driven water splitting allows renewable hydrogen to be produced from abundant and environmentally benign water. Large-scale societal implementation of this green fuel production technology within energy generation systems is essential for the establishment of sustainable future societies. Among various technologies photocatalytic water splitting using particulate semiconductors has attracted increasing attention as a method to pro Read More
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